TSA Testing New Way to Speed Up Airport Lines, Improve Security
The TSA is researching ways to speed up airport lines and improve security.
The TSA is researching ways to speed up airport lines and improve security.
The Transportation Security Administration is an agency that really is lost.
Lawmakers are offering potential solutions to long wait times at airport.
Responding to complaints about long lines at airports, Sen. Charles Schumer wants to divert $28 million in federal funds to hire 600 new TSA agents.
Airports frustrated with long security lines are considering firing TSA screeners and replacing them with private contractors.
Amid allegations of mismanagement, Kelly Hoggan, TSA’s assistant administrator for the Office of Security Operations, has been removed from his position.
The head of the Transportation Safety Administration announced recently that the agency has a plan to deal with the long lines at many of the most important airports in America.
Long delays at Transportation Security Administration checkpoints at major airports nationwide have been causing passengers to miss flights.